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To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (12542)	7/2/2002 5:17:44 PM
From: stockman_scott	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57684

2:36 (Dow Jones) UBS believes Juniper (JNPR) is approaching a fundamental bottom in its business - though the bottom may be extended. View is based on fact Juniper likely to report revenue close to the consensus level of $110 million, and exposure to troubled long haul carriers Qwest (Q) and WorldCom (WCOM) each likely to be less than 10%. UBS also says margins should remain stable, but adds that 2Q results may have some special bad debt charges due to WorldCom exposure. Keeps hold rating, $8 target. JNPR up 11% at $6.29. (TG)

To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (12542)	7/2/2002 5:31:58 PM
From: Bill Harmond	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 57684

Lemme see. 1970, 73-74, 81-82, 90-91, 00-02. I was just a 22-year old in 1970, but (much) older friends of my parents were neighbors of Dr. Edwin Land (polaroid founder) in Palo Alto and I had dinner with all of them one day he lost 100 million or so. That's about my only memory of that bear. I did have shares in Natomas then and it just kept going up because they discovered oil in Indonesia. Natomas got me hooked. 73-74 was much more memorable because of all the news flow, gas lines, Watergate, etc. I was just starting to buy stock in a stock plan then and everyone kept telling me how lucky I was to be getting ABC stock so cheap. I was 26 then so stocks were a low priority. 81-82 I lost alot of my side money, but made alot more back from the 82 bottom. That one is as clear as day. 90-91 I was charting Cisco, Microsoft, Compaq, and Dell on my 386-33 ...but liked the idea of owning Silicon Graphics better and didn't have a clue what a router was!